There's a tendency now in India to look for things that are more structured, more systematized, and I'm a bit concerned with that because, while it's true from a consumer's standpoint that you want things that are much more predictable and better quality, there's a misconception that jugaad necessarily means poor quality.
In my attempts to thread an opinion into the discourse spooling around the New Aesthetic a disappointingly stuffy name for a potentially vanguard development in the tweeted and post ed -Modern world—I find I am most fascinated by the post ed -Modernships betworldartIfindal & natural, dIgitam & analogue, systemostzed & hybrid created by and living within the New Aesthetic.
Henry I's practice of sending out itinerant justices was extended and systematized.
Kemeny and Oppenheim (1956) gave a similar condition in their definition of reduction: \(T_{1}\) is reducible to \(T_{2}\) if and only if \(T_{2}\) is at least as well systematized as \(T_{1}\) and \(T_{2}\) is observationally stronger than \(T_{1}\), i.e., all observational statements explained by \(T_{1}\) are also consequences of \(T_{2}\).
With that in mind, I want to discuss a context where the measurement of pain (algometry?) might be further algorithmatized or systematized, and if so, who will be helped, who will be harmed, and what individual and social phenomena we may miss as we focus on new and compelling pictures.
His successor, Origen, systematized these hermeneutical principles.
The industrial age systematized our access to things.
The schools of Tang were well organized and systematized.
The state has also systematized the inspection process.
"If something worked, we then systematized it," Mr. Barney said.
Toxicology was first systematized by the Spanish physician Matthieu Orfila (1787 1853).
